The Osceola times., 1887-07-02
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Ce1pllsd IRON Various Sources.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL


that they will participate In tho centen-
nial exercises OF Clint ton and the seven ty.
nth anniversary Of Hamilton Colleg, on
Wednesday, July l5
GENERAL BUTLER appeared before the
Interstate Commerce Commission on the
2Sd on behalf Of the Burton Stock Car
Company.
MILF. CAMPos, the Spanish countess
whose alleged abduction from Paris re-
Gently created such q sensation. arrived
ct Dover England, on the 23d, accom-
panied by her alleged abductor, Gar
boeuf. who turns out to be her lover, and
whom she persists she intends to marry.
A. G. LANCE, who was formerly In the
employ of L. @. Maron, OF Muskegon,
Mich, and left that place about two years
ago with $4,000 Of stolen funds, has been
captured. He was inveigled across the
line from Canada to Vermont and ar
rested.
In accordance with the terms OF a re.
cent Papal bull, the investiturc OF Rev,
Bernard J. McMamus, rector of ST. Johns
Catholic Church, Baltimore, Nd, as n
monsigncur Of the first class. occurred
on the 23d. Cardinal Gibbons occupied
the throne.
IT Is now definitely stated that some
time in July the Seventh cavalry win be
transferred from Dakota and Montana to
the Department Of the Missouri. This
viii place General James W. Forsyth,
Colonel Of the regiment General Sheri-
dams old time chief of stafr), in command
Of the new cavalry and light artillery
school at Fort Riley, Kan.
WV K vASpKRBILT's yacht, the Alva,
mi "a ~ frnp M Xntlr ptnsr
OF July 2, on a cruise around the world
carrying Mr.. Vanderbilt and a party OF
friends. The yacht will steam across the
Atlantic, up the Mediterranean Sea and
through the Buez canal, stopping first at
Malta.
AT the session OF the Travellers Pro-
tectivc Association in St. Louis, on the
sd, Q. T. Pindell, Of Xenia, o., was unan
imously reelected president.
LIEurENASr-QovERSoR SMITH is acting
Governor OF Illinois during Governor
Oglesby's absence East
KING MILAN OF Servia. appears to be in
a dilemma, and is about to visit Vienna
to solicit material aid from Austria.
! MRS. LOGAN has gwen orders to Miss
Adelaide johnson, formerly Of st. Louis,
who has been her guest at Washington
for some time to make busts Of herself
and General Logan in marble.
THE President has accepted an invita-
tion to be the guest of Mr.. q. W. Childs,
proprietor Of the Philadelphia Ledger, dur
ing his visit to Philadelphia at the time
Of the constitutional centennial ccle bra
ton.
The German Crown Prince visited DR..
Mckenzie in London daily during the
past week. DIR. Mckenzie will remove
another portion OF the growth IN the
Princes throat during the present week.
The impression Is gaining in Europe
that the Pope will succeed in securing the
territorial area he is striving for, and es-
tablish, as the head OF the church. his per-
sonal rulership over 1t, receiving am
bassadors and, in short, become one of
tho sovereigns Of the earth.
(. GOVERNOR HILL OF New York, has signed
the bill passed by the late Legislature,
extending local option throughout the
State TO the extent Of permitting COM
munities which have prohibited retail
liquor selling to also prohibit its sale at
Wholesale,
Hon FREEMAN CLARK died in Roches-
ter, N. Y, on the Gath, after long illness,
aged seventy-eight years He was Rep
rcsentative in the Thirty eighth, Forty
second and Forty-third Congresses, and
was appointed, In 1865 Comptroller OF the
Currency by President Lincoln.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has cordially
accepted the dedication TO him OF the
culogy on Henry Ward Beecher by DIR.
Parker, Of the London City Temple. In
his acceptance the President refers to
Mr.. Beecher as ''my loved and honored
friend" DIR. Parker will deliver the
culogy in Brooklyn in October next
THE President has refused 10 revoke the
order consolidating the Missouri revenue
districts.
BY order Of the court Jacob Sharpe, the
New York boodler now on trial, will here
after be kept in close custody.
Mr. PARSELL is said TO be suffering
from cancer Of the stomach.
GENERAL JAMES SPEED, who was Attor-
ney-Gcneral under President Lincoln,
died on the 25th AT his home near Louis
VILE Ky.
LAND COMMISSIONER SPARKS is taking
steps to cancel larg, number of fraudu-
lent land entries In Wyoming.
HoS. JAMES q. BLAINE visited the Amer
lean Exposition at London on the 2jth,
and was given most cordial and hearty
re, option.
ABRoNzE equestrian statue of General
Burnside is 10 be unvaied at Providence,
X. l., on July 4 II stands fifteen feet
high and weighs 1900 pounds, aud will
rest on pedestal sixteen feet high.
LATEST advices in relation to the Crown
Prince OF Germany lead to the belief that
his ultimate recovery from his throat
trouble is certain.
ORDERS have been issued for the arres,
Of Michael Davitt in Ireland, but they are
hem in abeyance pending the passage OF
the Coercion bill In the British Parlia-
ment
TnE impression prevails in London that
the real mission Of Queen Kapiolani tc
Europe is to sell the Kingdom of Hawaii
before the reiguing dynasty is over
thrown by revolution.
TIE man in custody at Salem. Ore,
supposed to be Bryant B. Crandal, who
was reported TO have committed suicide
at Niagara Falls, turns out TO be another
man entirely. Some body hit a mare
nest.
GOVERNOR HILL Of New York has vetoed
the bill imposing tax upon "bucket
shops"
Instructions have been given to Passed
Assistant-Surgeon Guiteras, Marine Hos
pital service, who is now at Key West
Fla, to make scientific investigation o
the disease prevailing in that city, espe
cially with reference to the spectroscopi,
condition Of the blood.
SECRETARY ESDIcoTr has issued order
assigning the recent graduates OF thu
Military Academy to duty as Secont
Licutenants. There are vacancies TO
only thirty-six Of the sixty-four gradu
ates. The rest of the class will be com
missioned as additional lieutenants of tn,
regiments to which they are assigned.
DIR. PARKER, Of the London City temple